Sabasi is an offline-first data collection and analytics platform designed for teams working in places where internet access is limited or unreliable. Built for real-world fieldwork, it connects survey design, mobile data collection, analysis and reporting in one platform, helping organisations move from gathering evidence to sharing insights without manual file transfers or cleanup.

Users can create custom surveys with a drag-and-drop builder, branching logic and validation rules, then collect responses through the mobile app. Data is saved on devices when offline, with GPS and photo attachments, and syncs automatically when connectivity returns. Where there is no internet, teams can transfer responses between devices using Bluetooth. Collected information flows into live dashboards, where users can filter and explore results, ask questions in English or Swahili, and publish or export reports.

Sabasi also offers access controls, device passcode protection, notifications, public dashboard sites and integrations including API access. Its case studies describe use by county governments, youth-led initiatives and AMREF for facility mapping, community research, health surveys and project monitoring.